The 6 BEST Return Of Serves In Singles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.พ. 2022
- In this video we share 6 of the best return of serves you can do in singles, from both the low serve and high serve! Click to see more useful resources below ⬇️
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WOW you analysed over 1000 returns for this video!! This dedication to every video is why you are the best badminton channel out there!!
Thank you so much 🤗
I saw only a few 🥴
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@@thoisin as a Indian im so shamed to see how most of our people are toxic ,haters and mockers,
@@Lampoffaithig am also shamed that most indians dont see a pun as a pun
As an amateur single player, i can confirm that your analytics are so accurate 😂 especially the one where you do not smash when your opponent does a flick serve. Thank you for putting a summary about this, as i usually learn by experience without knowing exactly what return should i play for single.
Ah glad we could help, thanks for watching!
It's so great that you don't just put out any informed opinion on the return, but you actually back it up with analysis. This makes it soo much more convincing, thank you !
Ah thank you so much 🤗🏸
This channel is by far one of the best badminton tutorial channels in YT in terms of clarity and simplicity in breaking down every complicated technique. thank you for your content!
Thank you so much that’s great to hear 😀
Great lesson again! Personally, I love to play that deceptive backhand return, also in doubles. This habit came as kind of a workaround, because my right thumb is a bit deformed, so it's hard for me to follow coaches advice to use forehand returns most of the time. Those backhand returns are just easier for me, and taking the shuttle early as well as adding the deception came by itself. At first I had considerable trouble at the sideline, but training sessions helped a lot. And it was a fun process to watch my opponents looking baffled when the shuttle just fell to their side of the court. But well, they also adjusted to my new habits, so now variability is key for my returns!
Thanks for this video it’s really helpful! I bought your multifeed programmes a few months back and have been doing one once a weak and they have really helped me! If anyone reading this is considering getting them I would recommend it - even just for an extra ‘insight’ in what training might help you!
That’s great to hear!! 😀 Keep it up!
This video was super helpful and I can't wait to test it. It got me thinking on the purpose of doing a low vs. high serve in singles. I usually go with low serves and a few high serves but I am not sure it is the best way to go for my strenghts and weaknesses! A video on that subject would be great! ;)
Hi Greg and Jenny ! Thank you for this video about single return ! One of my bad habit is to lift/clear every opponent's serve. When they notice that, they stand a little further at the back after their serve and take the iniative to attack... I'll try to play more at the net next time ! Thanks for your dedication, you rock. Love
Glad we could help you out 😄 Good luck and enjoy!
Just wonderful, always enjoying watchung you both - thank you!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy the videos!
thanks for making these videos guys there very helpful and i plan on implementing the advise your giving in to my games so thanks again
This is very informative for sure well done guys.
So well analysed and experienced
Thank you so much
Well done! All your videos are so well designed. Cheers
Thank you so much 😄
Thanks for the video. I am still a bit confused on the differences between drop/clip and a straight slice because I see some footage of what seems to be a straight slice in the drop/clip section at 5:45
Great analysts! Thank you fir all the great homework you did in compiling this awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great content as always, thanks!
I am struggling with hitting the good, long clear - is it more about power or rather technique? Any insight about that shot? ;)
Excellent Video guys!!
Thanks so much!
I especially needed this video thanks 😀
Good luck with it!
Quality content again from one of the best channels for badminton!!
Thank you so much 😋👍🏼
Just what I needed in the game
Thanks for this video it’s really helpful for me!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid. Thank you
Welcome 🤗
love that you guys just gave 6 diff ways! also a 1000! matches?! and do consider one singles match is around an hour long! that's some research done for a video!
Thanks Ayush! Glad you appreciate our efforts 🤗
Thanks for the video... I have also come across this type of serves but most probably some serves I can't return but most of the serves can return but with tis video I can return any type of serve 100 percent...👍👍 As being an advanced player it is sometimes difficult in some serves n return...
My Famous badminton channel which shows crisp clear details about badminton.
Haha, thanks Karthi 😋
Thank you so much, this would help a lot, i really enjoyed it.
could you please make a video on how to hit a cross court smash and forehand low serve please. it would help a lot.
Thank you so much! And thanks for the suggestions :)
Another great video guys. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
The data told is so absolutely true. Love the dedication
Thanks 😀
Thank you Two coaches
Love your channel
Thanks 😀
This video helped me a lot thans the great information
Glad it helped :)
The best channel for badminton I've seen so far!
Thanks a lot Helen 😀
Another amazing video - by far the best and most accessible coaching team in my opinion!
Ah thank you so much 😀
very very useful for me.. we play singles. mostly male players do backhand low serve. but here when i play, i mostly do backhand low serve. but 90% of other players do high serve even in singles. from now, i have learnt some amazing high serve returns in singles. thank you so so much greg and jenny.
Glad we could teach you something new! :)
Superb video thank You 🙏🏻 very helpful tips
Glad you liked it 😃
Thank you. Great to have the three levels so less advanced players can benefit. 👍
Great video! I Question: Normally deceptive shots are effective when used sparingly. But what happens when we do the opposite of that? Aka, what happens when we mix deceptive shots *equally* to regular shots in normal gameplay? If the opponent has more shots to guess from, will it affect their decisiveness?
Finally, are there any players who do use deceptive shots greedily? would love to see how it plays out!
Awesome video 😁 will be trying that Tomorrow 🙃
Thank you guys 🏸👌
You’re very welcome! Hope it goes well 😀
Congratulations to your great work. Thank for your content. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
Thank you very much! Hopefully see you in Germany at some point 😃
Thank you very much - these stats are very interesting, I don't know why bwf doesn't track stats like NBA or Tennis do - that would only push badminton to new heights, when we know what sort of shots are the most effective. In consequence we could teach the game in the most effective way (what shots have the highest probability of winning etc.)
Thank you so much - yeah we found them really interesting, and quite surprising!
@@BadmintonInsight What surprised you the most? Lack of smash in men's singles with long serve? That's probably due to receivers being more focused on short serve, so they are backtracking most of the time....
@@uczenp Yeah, and also that even though the % of low serves between men/women were really different, they had almost the EXACT same split of lift/net/deception! (only 1-2% difference!!)
Ah.... never seen such a detailed video on single service returns.... I have always been avoiding singles due to many reasons one biggest being how to return serves...this video definitely going to help me build some confidence and challenge myself... tonight I am playing doubles yet I will challenge myself for a single match and apply these techniques...as always Massive Thanks and Love from Dubai.. .:-)
Glad we could help you! ☺️ good luck with the matches!
Thank you!
You’re welcome Joshua 😀🏸
This great, thankyou ! Are you planning on doing a video for serve returns in Doubles ?
We already have 😄 But yes even more will come in the future too!
Yet another great video 👍. Waiting for a same kind of video in doubles.
Thanks 😀 We've already done this for doubles a while back on the channel!
@@BadmintonInsight WC 😍. Ok I will surely check out that too 🙋♂️
Than,s i was always struggling on this
Glad we could help!
Wow...!!! You have analysed a lot before posting this video. Great job Jenny & Greg..Love from India...!!!
Thanks! 😃
This tip sums it up: 'play shot to get shot'
Wonderful stats
Thanks for the analytics! I never knew that a return smash after a serve is a low percentage shot.
You're welcome! Yes a full smash is not a good idea against most people when you're not on balance!
Wow nice work greg and jenny!
Thank you so much 🤗
welcome👍
Was looking this kind of video for upcoming tournament
Good luck in the tournament!
I love the way you teach ♥️♥️
Ah thank you so much Renu!
I am Abhishek
The most important line was "Hit shots to get shots". This is what I am trying to teach my kids and friends, to move up level. Control your opponent's game through your own shots. But this is a very eloquent way to put it. Thank you.
Definitely!! You're very welcome 😃
I face trouble with the high serves. But the slice should be useful. I did go for smash, rookie mistake but I'll hopefully correct it soon.
Awesome video, as always ✌️
Thank you 😊
I hope that you guys teach me how to play a forehand high serve. I keep accidently slicing the shuttle making the shuttle go out
Hello Greg and Jenny
Can you pls make a video on types of footwork in backhand rear court
It will be very helpful for many people 😃
Thank you so much for the videos. Im struggling with obesity but with much training and your videos I slowly manage to outplay people at my club I wouldn't think of
Do you have a video on single serves, I struggle using my usual doubles serve in single matches as I'm too far forward.
Did you make a doubles video for this if not hopefully you can thanks for the video
Oh man, how many times did I watch that head slap at 7:25 hahaha, good one.
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Hi Badminton Insight.Nice video and can you release a video about how to do a clip shot.
Having single tournament tomorrow thanks for the information 😼
Good luck!!
🤩😊 soooooooo useful!!! thank you so much😀😀😄😃
Do you string your rackets by yourself? Would be interesting to have a video showing how you do it... 😁😆
Glad you enjoyed it Andreas 😄 And yes, Greg strings them - a tutorial is on our list to hopefully do soon!
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Thanks a lot 😀🏸
Hi. can you make a video on badminton court and it's inside and outside parts. Actually I am also a badminton player but I sometimes get confused that if the shuttle falls on the line it's in or out. I really need this information. It would be helpful. Subscribed your channel
I am a Bangladeshi who has made it very easy for a badminton game. thanks all ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you so much :)
Great! Thank you a lot! Will you do video for BEST Return of Serves In Doubles?
You’re very welcome! We already have 😀
Very informative video! But would it be better to play a clear when you’re off balanced from the flick serve or a straight drop shot? Thanks for the video as well. Love it!
Thanks Kai! If you're quite off balance yes!
@@BadmintonInsight thanks!
This is the best YT channel for badminton nuances.... Also they target all level of their audience 👍🙏👍
Thanks Vipin 😀😀
@@BadmintonInsight 🏸🙌
that is correct about smashing a flick serve, and i hate it coz i always tempted to do it to only get countered by a simple net shot.
Thank you so much , this would help me a lot
If the opponent hits cross court drop what should we do ???
It depends on their weaknesses, but generally the hardest shot would be to move the longest distance on the court - so a straight block or net shot!
At the top level most singles do the low serve especially for males but seeing as I am coaching 12-13 year olds I am getting them to do the high serve so well practice some of these strong returns. (Most students at this level and age cannot get to the back line and smash or even consistently hit drop shots)
Can you make some singles practice videos, which 2 people can practice independently, without access to multi-shuttles?
Thank you for this video it is going to help me a lot
Glad we could help! 🤗😄
Another one 🕐 Great video by the best players 😊💞thank you bro and sissy 💞🏸🏸
Thank you so much 🤗
Legends 💪🏼
😆🏸 thanks!
Hello Greg and jenny your videos are very helping .
I have a curiosity that you both are left handed player ?
Please reply
Thank you 😊 haha yes we are!
another great topic covered!!
I HAD LITERALLY LOST 2 OF MY GAMES YESTERDAY BECAUSE OF BAD RETURNS
thank you guys.. keep up the good work
Hi Greg and jenny!! I had a question...... When u go to hit hard on left side u twist ur bat to the left but most of the time it didn't go as planned that's a problem
As usual the videos help us so much!! not to mention the slam on Greg's forehead at 7:22 😂
Sorry!!😂
I really like your style, its informative and also really fun to watch :)
Thanks 😀😀
Hi... I just want to know is it OK to use ankle weight for Badminton shadow training..
There is one serve I don't know how to position myself. When my opponent position serve is far away from the "T" line meaning close to the the side lines, where do I position myself when returning the serve?
I am waiting on every Sunday to see you amazing video I am 14 yrs old and I am practicing badminton on see your video
Amazing to hear! Thank you for your support 🤗
can you make a video about badminton single dive shot positioning love your tutorial videos😍
Thanks for your request! We've just released it today, here's the link - th-cam.com/video/Uos0VSJ_Z3o/w-d-xo.html 😀
@@BadmintonInsight thanks for putting the effort to make the video will love to play with you in singapore if you happen to come
Not me bringing your videos the night before tyrouts
there is another backhand deception shot. it's easy the same process as you guys showen you just have to slice the shuttle in a diangular upwards.
Could you cover 3rd shot strategy, technique? Especially in singles, the third shot seems to be always defensive and under pressure for me. Same in reverse, all my opponents end up only high serving because my second shot is strong. In other words, I win most points when my opponent is serving and loose most points when I'm serving.
Thanks for the suggestion 😃
@@BadmintonInsight I noticed on one the masters tournaments on youtube, someone commented; 'Service over, service over'. As in a joke about how few rallies are won on serve with the new culture of backhand low serve in singles. After I low serve, i don't seemed to cover corners well enough but it's not through lack of speed nor strength, so I'm presuming technique of positioning after serve. Especially from right hand court as a right-hander.
Hi . And thank you so much for your videos. I don't understand the straight slice you mentioned in this video .what do you mean by straight slice ? Actually I searched the Web for straight slice and I don't get anything helpful regarding this issue .it's very helpful if you just fill one video regarding STRAIGHT SLICE.
We have done a video on the 7 different drop shots in badminton and the straight slice is included in that! Hope it helps 😊
@@BadmintonInsight thanks
Wow!!! 1000 analyzed serves????!!! Thats what you call research and dedication
Please make a video on doubles footwork
Will add to the list!
Pls make a vedio of how to reach the shuttle when we are far away from the shuttle.
That’s all about your footwork which we’ve done several videos on 😀
Please quickly post how to control nerves cuz today morning i had pretty good 2 matches after that i started making a lot of mistakes and my partner just went on scolding me down and my moral became very low and i just went back home so pls help me to control my nerves
Could you/have you already done one on the return of serves in doubles play?
Yes we have!
She is the lovely coach..
Any tips on how to prevent tennis elbow pain while playing?
Hi guys. I have a query about serving in doubles. Had a “heated debate” with a colleague about starting positions when serving in a doubles game.
This person decided to serve with one of his feet close to the EXTERIOR tram line.
Is this a legit serve?
Would an umpire class it as a foul serve. Can’t find anything online to confirm or deny this.
Many thanks!
I always do the deceptive return even if I'm not a professional 😄
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